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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Collapse OF a Flour Warehouse.

ST PAuL, Mimi, March 3.-At one % clock
this morning the big Hour store house " v"
of Pillsbury a Co. situated in southeast
Minneapolis, fell with d terribl, crash. In il
were Stored between 10000 and I3j.010 bar
res pf ilour in sacks and barrels The build.
ing covered block Of ground ia length and
half a block in width and wa, one story
high. Il was a frame. The damage d. eSii.
mated at $4,000 The same firm suffered a.
loss Of the same kind on January o. when
their east sidc elevator fell, Splling about
$1,000 bushels OF wheat and wracking part
Of the building
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
New Railroad Lines to Pittsburgh

Philadclphians largely interested in the
South Pennsylvania Railrpad state that it.
upon the completion of that line it should
be discovered that the Reading Company
would not give it an eastern outlet, another
route to Philadelphia or New York might be
sought Wharton Barker and Others inter
csted in the projected Seaboard aud Western
ley Road at Mauch Chunk 10 Pittsburgh
state that should the South Pennsylvania be
abandoned they would stand ready 20 com
plcte their line - -Ph3adeiphin R,cord. March
4th. 1851
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Broad Top Miners go out.

HUNTINGDON, March a general strike
of the coal miners in the Broad Top region
was inaugurated this morning In several
day the difficulty b'.ing ia regard To the wa
ges OF tie drivers. they demanded the same
amount of pay for nine hour, work in this
section thar j. Iaid in tie Clcariield region
for 10 hours work. The miners Throughout
the Bn'ad Top region are rXpccied to join
the sfriL.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
a Steamship With Yellow Fever on
Board.

NEv loEH March d The steamship P1r-
tugu>e. from Para and other south American
ports pissed quarantine to-day and came di-
rettly mp to ner wharf at Martin stores.
Two tircmcu ou board were very d. with
yellow fever 30 was believed by those ON
board one of tine tirem-u, William CJ..4u.
> years Old, died before luc vessel rear.ie.l
her wharf. The o:hcrmu Fhomas Deraiu.
was placed in am ambulance and start was
made for hospital Ai'er proceeding Jlrec
block. Dcrsin died
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
A Ghastly Occurrence

YOUNGSTOWN o.. March An uufurtu-
nate accident happened az the iunclal oi l.
aac Wilson well-kuown ulilcr Yesterday
afternoon. a, the lall bearers, -iN 10 num-
brr were carrying the c,ifiin to the hear-e
from. thr house tilc handi,- on one si,.c pull
ed out and the cpflin iell heavily to the
gnsInd- The ID aas bur-tcd of aud the
body rollo'l cot on the sidewalk which VA.
o,yrrcd ~ith mud several women in at
tcndlncr ~ the funeral screamed and the
mather and sister 81 the desd man hinied
fhe undertaken hastily ryplace,i the corpse in
the ooiin and thc funeral after an hours DE-.
iay Fsr,ssrslesi
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

DumNe the last few days Of the ses-
sion. Ex-Governor Curtin made a rePor;
from his committee appointed 10 inyesti-
gate the Southwestern roailrOad strikes
and troubles which occurred a year and
a-half ago The committee estimate that
the strike cost, directly and indirectly,
- 8,3p0OOO, and the committee, whose la
bors were of mo- more benefit tothe coun-
try than Was the strike 10 tho~e who-en-
gagged n ii, cost $4,000.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Rejoicing Over Retaliation.

B1-roN Mass, March, I-Eepurt- from
various parts Of View England ~laie- that tine
final passage Of rhc retaliation bin L4~ ciu~-
ed great rejoicing. To many towns bu.ue~-
was suspended yesterday morning At
Gloucester the American da- was ru up
amid dcatruins cheer, and -a.ut-I with 700
guns. Al the houses are decorated. There
was a biz mass meeting last night 60 thank
Cvugre~.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

A 1000 four per cent government bond
is now worth in the market , 80. When
the-e bonds Wen. issued. we were told by
some of our Democratic statesmen that
they would be repudiaied and never paid
~ much lor the proof Of the ability
craftsmanship anc honesty ofthe Repub-
lican party. The Democratic party can
claim MOI q partlcle Of credit lor IL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

WHuE the demagogues are mntine
about the oppression and robbery OF
American Workingmen, The thrift, work
ana wages oi the workingmen Of New
York was represented m the saving
banks Of that city ou the ist of January
by deposits amounting b. Sis2 ,ls6,720
an increase over the same day last year
III s9l.l..G Isn
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Shocking Loss Of LIE.

MoRLE Ala. March l-Tlc -f-amia-it
W u Gapiner was burned Tonight uor
Gaine>vili, while plying on the Tpmbi1bse
Twenty per~on- r.risls-i
The Ganiuer wa one Of the largest h1lf,
on the Tomhigbee Shc was three mile. be-
low gainesville when she ouened captain
F. :. stone, who i ar Epe-. Ala. tele-,ra-h-
that the boat cargo are fo-al loss There
we're fG4 hales Of cotton ai-ari
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

Iur hu4nl. H Na-turHr ar
hoains m.i hsare. t.. Fr-.i.rf af.
pointed c,'ar.I ual ff Recorder af
n--i- a-irai ai h.-f.aire fi.r rse.i..t
upon u.a--la.t n.r.i.uI f fhe u.-
irici of D.'uuha. AL .u rtIr--.an a.
fhcir -rHtimelf- aui ufsf .a hrr
f--iIurr hrt onr night I..t ae.k h.r-I
hand a rl'of,-l na--.H- auI -.nu-
adei fhe White uau-e Ear -.FaIai,
ume- eara tma the band rendering
the -1u'eliuug ar ~rler- N-N
Coon Boz Tosu." rhi- I-.uieou-'y ao-
iyr exhibition ei ehouli-h rie.. mus,
have u.adc thc PRESIDENT rheumatic lec
long for uciiye exercise.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

PTrsBrBsH March 3-The plas.errr- OBJ,
Pittsburgh and Allegheny City have, become
dissatisfied with the Knights OF Labor and
have severed their connection with that or-
.,nization and joined the Protective Plaster
cr~ National Union. There are upward of
DO Pl.l>terer- iu the two cities and without
"a single exception they have lcf the knights
and joined Jhe National Union They r.-
ceivcd their charter la~i night It has caused
quite a rnmmoti0u ia labor cirrie-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
rlorida.s New U. s. Senator

JACKSONVILLE, March ten. Finley
Of Ocala, has been appointed by the Goyer-
nor of FLORIDA to b., 4 : senator o. succeed
Charles W. Jcnes. wiIoSc term viii expire on
the 3ih inst. Gen Finley j. a lawyer by pro-
fession was soldier % the Confcieracy. has
h'cn Justior of the supreme Court af Flor.
ida. and s.rxs.i nns term In Cnnrr..-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
The Omahan's Ashes.

BUFFALO March J-rhe body of Earnest
Kuehl. an Omaha bool and shoe dealer, was
cremated here To day. the remains having
been forwarded from that city. Kuehl was a
strange character, aud made one of the most
novel wills on record lie devised that his
ashes should be placed IN an urn until the
death of d saloonkeeper living in Omaha.
They were then to be >prinkled on the grave
of said saloonkeeper 50 that no flowers would
grow upon il. Kuehl died from the effects
ofan overdose of morphine one Of the eN-
ecutors II the will accompanied the remains
here
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
She Fired First

LANCASTER Pa. March f-Icvi Books,
living in Elizabeth township this county.
was .hot this morning by Mary Gosher, a
relative and instantly killed The woman
claims that she SAW Books coming up her
stairs with a knife in his band and fearing
that he was going to XIII her she got ~not
gun and fired through the door, killing
Books inStlutIy The cause Of the latter~
visit is not knnWn
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

Tnr bin providing for "a change in the
internal revenue laws. 80 thar fractiona.
gallons of distilled spirits should bc
taxed was killed in the House last week.
Under the law a. 10 now stands only
whole gallons are taxed, and thus dis
tiiler- have the chance Of making good
their losses boy absorption and eyapora-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
CWITHIN c. SHORTLlDGES

- ACADEMY, FoE ipiA iAr .t' H.a
BOYS HEIDI. Ft = miles .rrr NHss-
yliu. Fixed price cover, every .EHrsr. -.--
Enpk- Nc- 40 extra charges. So u.I...laI. -l
Url~r-. Nn examination tor adm. I-.Fs
sNY riCIced teachers. all men. lli a.. -rll ....
pf'iti Ip'lruuity for Ipi students .H Iit-.'-
rapidly Special drill for duU IH. H.ss-
boys. Patrons or students may select llF
res or choose the regular English scientific Biz
lne--, Classical OF civil EuciH-r.Hs rIu-~. --
dents lifted at Media Academy ara moss n ii-
ward. Yale. Princeton. and ten other H..t-.- 100
Polytechnic schools no students, -en n'0f.-s
DO l~~,, u iU 1881. To- iu lS>1. and .HiH .'~
graduating class every year iu Ils aHmEsrt.-
department Physical and C.eu."I. luaH'a"-
ny Gymnasium and Ball GusHG lH volumes
added tu Library ia iSs-. Ngtia .l- '..t-
churches, and temperance charter n4'A
hinIt> she sale OF all Intoxicating drinks 'g
new illustrated circular address tar Nurrrs. f.i
Proprietor, >HITfiIN o. sHpHILiHrL d. d.
tHuFIr} Gru2aut.I Ha5u. lu ag-i '-.r.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Earthouakes Coming Close.

New YoRK, March 3.-At 4.31 this after
noon a slight shock of earthquake was felt
at Babylon, Fire Island jamaica. and other
places along the south shore Of Lprs Island
No damage was done the shock being only
sufficient 20 rattle windows, crockcry. etc.
The tremours lasted few seconds. \ dis
patch from the observatory ON Fire Island
states that the tower wa- very perceptibly
shaken
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
SIX Hundred lives Lost.

San FRASci-o, Msrch l.--Adyices by
steamer Gaelic, from Hong Kong. states tina,
a Chinses junk going from HaiBan to siam.
was recently wrecked oil the Socutra. coast.
Gu; of6'o Passengers and crew aboar,i only
siI arr known to have escaped.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Enormous Snow Drifts.

~. PAUL, Mimi, March J.-The superin-
tendeHt of the Winona and 1t. Peter rail
road, in Minnesota, says thai between Man
kota and Tracy the snow drifts arc in many
eases feet above the telegraph poles. and
The linemen have had to splice scantling to
the tops of the poles to get the wires mp
where they could be used He says many ol
that the company dare not attempt to send
sncw plow through thcm one thousand
men are now at work shoveling snow be-
tween Mankota and Tracy, and the line will
not bc cleared for several days
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Three aoys Burned to Death

CUcNGo, March The cabin occupied by
"a negro named Burton and his family. con-
>i,ting of wife and three children, aged 3 @
and Il years burned yesterday morning ear
ly. The negro was awakened toy "a portion
Of the roof falling ou the bed In which hc
was sleeping and setting il on fire He im-
me.iiatcly jumped and seized Ili~ three chill
drcn, who Were sleeping in the same room.
and started toward the door, but before he
could reach it another part of the rnuf feel in.
knocking his children from him lie Wa,
unable 10 find them again after >hori search
and had To- abandon them To say, himself.
which be didoy jumpingout of the window.
The boy, were overcome by the smoke and
were burned to death
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Man And Woman found dead.

Prrr-HCRG March 5.--At West Newton, uu
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Jhi,
morning. Mrs. Belle Ellsworth and John
Neiber were found lying lead in tine same
room in hr. Neibcr hou,- Ms Ellsworth
was shot through the head uud heart. while
Neibert was shot through the back OF ,I,
head. Near his body lay a revolver. No
motive can be- given for the shooting.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

Ir looks significant although It may
only De q coincidence, that the President
vetoed eight bills for public buildings in
the North, and approved eight bills for
public buildings IN the south. The
~outb must bc kept solid for 1855.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

SAY Mlsru-. March AT lu early hour
this morning hand of over 30 armeI men
appeared before thc iail and compelled tbc
iailor tu surrender tbe KEYS They then eu-
teroi DE celi where O. co'ored boy uam,vl
Trim Blocker was confined irig.ei him uut
and hanged him To- a trer last TUESDAY
Blocker un.uro-~fully assaulted Mr. Pat
tcruu, highly r-lsctab. lady
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Blown 70 Atoms.

Nr~ GoEE, Narch The dynamite
works af Mary A Ditmar ai Bay Chester
on Long Island sound bleu up far thc dnh
TIME 81 io'ciock TO-DAY. kiiiinr Henry Aluus
and ieFeius the 5u.idinz- o. the -rouud
THE defussfian uas beard ~ D. di-iancr of s5
miis- fhc silpek ess tlaf .n an the .lir-
r''unaing s.iiasr, ald I-oI.ls ranour offi,ir
house 10 b i'znic, thinking b an earihquake
Ninsiuvs ~srs hrskeu n-aris uiis .~.s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Earthouake shocks

LoSc ISLAND CRY, l. J.. March 2.-An
earthquake shock was ieii on the south side
of Long Island about 80 o'clock this aft,
noon. Windows on Fire Island ratfled and
the observatory waS shaken, the vibrations
lasting gseverai seconds. Babylon and Villages
west of Jamaica report having felt the
shock
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
No Special Session OF the Senate.

Wt-HrSeroS. b. g. Feb. 25-Senafor
sherman r-si,ed a personal note to-day
from the Prs-ids-nt. stating thai hs had con-
ierrsi with numter Of senator on the sub
jet and bad reached the conclusion that there
exists no Necessity ior special session oftile
Senate. lie says he will call none unless
-one unforeseen contingency should srise
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Epidemic of scarlatina and MeaseIs.

SHENASDoAH, March. 5.-This town is be-
ing ravaged by an epidemic of scarlatina.
measles. Not less than 500 children have been
attacked with these diseases within the last
three weeks, and Of this number OF eases 10
per cent has proved fatal The cause Of the
Iestiieuce is generally acknowledged To be
the frightiully filthy condition of the town
and tine almost total disregard of all San
iiary laws and health regulations \ dis
tressinr feature of the troubN j. that in
many czi,cs parents arr unable 10 procure
either medicine or medical advice for their
childrn. The physicians are complaining
of he.ins ovcrwurkcd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Cut His Throat Against a Barbed
Wire Fence.

NEWAEE. O.. March 5.-Fr,yl Barne,. agtsl
about seventeen year-. met with "a terrible
accident in the East End to-day While al
play De- ran against harbed wire fence cut
ting iis throat in three placy- and mutila-
ting the flesh frighifuliy. the wounds being
aboni THREE inches in length An examine
lion proved that none Of the vital structures
were seFcToi although very close. He will
rftrsk,.r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

Vow. that Congress has adjourned,
senator sherman j. going 10 make a tour
of the Southern States. during which he
uin make number Of speeches The
canvas Of 1855 Is looming up.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

A. usual. Congress came 60 lis end IN
great confusion, with much important
business in an unfinished state, which
had 10 be abandoned, and much in such
a shape that il had TO be rushed through
with little or 40 consideration by mem
ber,. Il is TINS dawdling away of tim,
in the early months of he session, and
consequent rush in It's latter davs, which
leads 10 ~ much eNtravagut and yiciou,
legislation aud yet the same thing oc
curs wear after wear. and b. submitted 90
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

sr.rr TREAsrEm GRAY reports that at
the close of business on the last day OF
February there was a balance Of the
STATES funds IN his hands amounting io
-. .28s. .ss8. -. which shows very healthy
financial condition.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

Tan DILL ilr the redemption and r.
coinage of the fraudulent trade dollar be-
eamc lan on THURSDAY llg. without
ihc President -ieuatur.. through the
expiration oi thc trn ela,- constitutions
limit alr. r- fa--scs Th, numn @.
l,e o.uraiu.a,eI Hu latin- tHai nrral
nn the integrity u fas Government
wiped out rae m.Hsu- or d1I.ar s
.uod hf t.r ostruurn. snt virtually
repudinsi D., IT. eil HHa If r-ia-,.l o..
tho cuuns. t. tae haa.tf .l tl, Iu-I
no-- Iu.rn-i. af tH. HHDn flauf-.t
'. alAat. fhr I.t ..H
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

Tnr reduction Of the National debt
during The month Of February last
amounted to - l36.7S2 which makes the
reduction for the past eight months OF
the present fiscal year S6s. .lo4,257.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Motherana Son frozen 70 Death.

WaTEKrOws. OAK. March Mrs. Ed
minister and son. living six miles from Hen
~. left that town on Friday with horse and
sleigh. They were found Sunday frozen TO
death ten rods from the home of neighbor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
The Presidents CoIored Appointee
Out OF the woods.

Ns-nSeruN. MArrh s-Tbe Srnat.., in
executive session to-day. confirmed the nom
iuaiiou of james N Tnsitcr 10 b. rocorl,t
OF dee'l- FIR the Dssrici Of Columbia in T,lacc
oi Jamc & Matthews, whose nomination
49, s.isafssi
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

GENERAL BEAVER last week appointed
DR. william II. Egle. of Harrisburg, TO
b. state Librarian for the term ending
in 1880. The nomination was at once
confirmed hy the senate.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

PRroR 10 its adjournment Congress
passed bin appropriating s6.9oO,ooo for
the pavment Of pensions 70 soldiers Of
the Mexican war
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

Two Washington county preachers who
dabble IN politics were lately elected
constahles, much 10 their disgust, and to
The lnwcrinp Of their clerical dignity.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
The Effect OF Blood TRANSMISSION

DIS MoNEs. Iowa, March 3.-Thr wife of
Hoyl Sherman. Of this city, died yesterday
of physical c1hu.statioE after lingering i'll
TO strengthen her vitality by TRANSMISSION OF
blood from the arm of her son Frank The
benefit was only temporary, but q peculiar
incident grew out of Frank !, an invet-
crate smoker and few minutes after ia @
operation was accomplished Mrs. Sherman
asked who was smoking in JIe room Sle
said She coald distinctly taste Jobacr1. Mrs.
sherman, husband is % brother Of Senator
John sherman and Gen W. r. sherman
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

90 O'Clock b.. I.. che luIi1 .f.I .u..... ....
toiuUIa- described Real E-ur r
Tract No. I. s'g..-.- a
.ulemuusu township al.r.uH- ...... ..
"a. b.Ougl AARON N.lr Ann t.-. H
Custer tIarIe- Hol>Irpie ans tr5.. ~. .. ..
iArfe'a erected q good band Ha-l. .r. .-
tId other llrhu.idiu.- cat-. ..-.....-'- -- +.
apple trees. small sugar camp. a a.aH.- .--..
-Ian'ered The rest clear and .u good -.-..
fjvIj.uu
Tract No. ?. flalnla5'a--s..- ~ AMIN. --
guemlbon'n- Tow H-hip. adjoining a-.-...
Thomas. John i ll1ugh. Charlie li..-.-r. .-
-I-'u~ kurller and Tract so. r..-. ~
plank house thereon erected. E..r ..-.-.'.-..
rlCt Is clear. and the resi- vg. aa.e-.. a..-
white oak
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
THCRSDn, HiRcH "a LDI~-
Tracf I'M. I -

Tract No. | ran's.2iPE Ist i.aiP.. ''7
t1uemuu-u township. adjoining .r..
H. BHuEl. Aaron Miler ANA E.-. I..r.
Custer, Charles iIsi-appia Iud tract S.. .
thereon erected good bank barn .rH .H.. ..a.
and other uulIU.iIuG-. a rIHI iI-.. .-.
apple trees. small ~uetr camp .HH.-
Wcll tIuhersi fHe rr-f clear aaI .... .... ...
of ,.rI.fiElf .lu.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-10-26

= The Austin Building and Loan Asso-
citation was organized IN March last It's
object is to furnish : safe and profitable
investment for small monthly savings,
and also To- fnrnish means to aid its mem
bers to procure homes. In the past six
months the Association has built for its
members 16 houses, and the owners pay
for them in monthly payments, costing
them in many cases not more than they
had been paying Tor rent, Members join
month on each share Of $50 they hold.
Parties can Withdraw the money they put
in any time after 6 months. with interest
and their share of the profits. The society
are just issuing second series Of stock.
Forinformation enquire of o. w. Shaw,
President. or l.. D. Baird, Secretary.
Regular meeting st Secretary's Office Fri,
day evening. October 18th.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-10-26

Addresses will be delivered by Hon. Z.
L. Wheelock. and O. w. Shaw.
Recitations by Miss Clara B. Sloan,
Post Commander Of w. r. c., ''Sheridan's
Ride" Lew Ransom. Brownsville. 1.-THE
Irish Soldiers Address to the Goddess Of
Liberty" = r :
Music BY Austin Cornet Band, Drum
Corps, and Glee Club. =vs.|ss ]z
The foraging parties report . large sup
ply Of roast pig, chicken, hams and other
luxuries, too numerous TO mention, il.
Guiding sthe old army Beans. Beans!
Beans! =. r. !. "a ~. ~ :. :,
Tickets, IS cents. Supper at 8 to. 8
o'clock, Sg:%%y$s. s:I. u. ssI-z-s g. = 5
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-10-26
Fight with Outlaws.

a desperate fight took place last week
on the north FORK of the Arkansas river
in Indian Territory between Bud Trainers
gang Of outlaws and vigilance commit
tee Ted by q Scotch half breed. The two
parties were on opposite sides Of the
river and the fight lasted all day, Eight
of the yIgilantes were killed during the
day and at night the restsWithdreW. It is
laws were killed. z=s. 81
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-10-26
THINGS WORTH KNOWlNea.

y, THINGS WORTH KNOWING. f.
Keep salt IN dry place and cheese in
q tin box.
Never use for cake milkshat has been
boiled. p .'s..% 81
Matches should always be kept in =
stone or earthen jar, or IN tin. -
Common cheese cloth makes An excel
lent strainer for acid frpit.
Eating onions and horseradish is said
to relieve dropsical swelllngs. h.:
A paste OF plaster of paris and water
will fasten on the brass cover to an ink
stand.
It Is claimed by some housewives that
little kerosene added to boiled starch
will impart 9 nice gloss. zss ss3 i
Nothing better can be applied to q Sc
we're cut or brulse than cold turpentine.
It will give relief almost instantly.
Lime water is good for chilblains. Use
strong and hot a saturated solution of
alum in water, used hot, is also cura-
. tive.
To remove machine oil from cotton
goods rub the spots with hard soap and
soft water as soon as they are observed
and they can be easily taken ont. +
If any poison is swallowed, drink IN
stantlY half glass of cool water with a
heaping tea-spoonful each of common
salt and ground mustard stirred into it.
Carbellc acid is recommended for moist
ening the tools with which metals are
worked. The efficiency of the grandstone
is said to be greatly increased by this
means. !.
Before using new earthenware place in
a boiler with cold water and heat gradu-
ally till it boiIs then let it remain until
the water is cold. It will not be liable to
crack if treated in this manner. s.